Her Day: the daily care plan and task sheet

Her real day as a story for a new sitter and as a printable timeline, with a how-to video and a tappable checklist under every block.

1 min readUpdated For: family, professional, clinician

Her Day is the daily care plan, shown two ways from one source: Story view reads like the family wrote it, for a new sitter's first day; Schedule view is the tight timeline an agency expects, printable. The family edits inline or pastes a whole schedule in; family sitters read; friends never see it.

Each time block can carry a how-to video with exact instructions and a checklist of steps (wake her up, bedside commode, hand sanitizer, clean the commode and replace the lining, ask if she is ready to eat). The professional — or the family — taps each step off, and the log keeps who did it and when. Blocks move up and down, a block can be inserted between two, and Sort by time is one explicit tap.

The care team's dashboard shows the same day, video first, steps under it, with the same ticks and the same log.

What it looks like

Screens at phone width, with sample names — no real person’s information.

Her Day in Story view: the blocks of the day with their steps, Print for the agency, and Edit.
Her Day in Story view: the blocks of the day with their steps, Print for the agency, and Edit.
The same day on the care-team dashboard, each step with Tap when done.
The same day on the care-team dashboard, each step with Tap when done.
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